Week 10B
Week 10B
Year 5 Introduction.mov
Welcome to Library Online
Welcome to Library Online
You need to:
- View the examples of primary sources and think about the questions
- Analyse a primary source in Google Classroom
- Complete the refection
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Primary Sources
Primary Sources
A primary source is an item that was made at the time that is being shown. They can be artefacts, documents, maps, sketches, paintings or diary entries. Some examples of sources are below for you to view. While looking at the primary sources see if you can answer some of the questions. This will help you be successful in the learning engagement.
LEARNING ENGAGEMENT
LEARNING ENGAGEMENT
In Google Classroom:
In Google Classroom:
Find the document Week 10B: Primary Sources. This will be under Thursday 2 April in the Year 5 Google Classroom.
You are going to analyse your own primary source. Primary sources are how historians can find out about the past.
Remember: A primary source is something that was created or comes from the past. It could be a painting, artefact, diary, newspaper, photograph, or document.
CONCLUSION
CONCLUSION